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North Korea sees cyberattacks as a way to pressure South Korea and its allies, Kim says
Also: Next Windows 8 release rumored to be closer to Windows Phone; report says Windows 8.1 uptake slow
IDC is projecting Windows tablets to have a 10.2 percent market share by 2017, increasing from an expected 3 percent this year
A patent reform bill targeting so-called trolls needs more time to mature, several groups say
More people are kicking back and shopping at home than ever before
Schools and colleges that license Office for staff can hand out Office subscriptions to students
And don't forget about Microsoft
Security firm Symantec says it has found a Linux worm aimed at Internet of Things devices
Microsoft's strategy to replace lost PC sales with tablets and 2-in-1s isn't paying off yet, but there's hope, says IDC
Researchers built a covert acoustical mesh network and used audio signals to transmit data between laptops
HTC has until the end of the week to appeal
In budding platform as a service market, Red Hat looks to stake its claim
Version 10.2 of the management platform gives IT staff more flexibility when managing iOS and Android-based devices
Alcatel-Lucent has teamed up with site owners to build a database of locations where network operators can install small cells
Nexus is Google's 'hedge against indifference'
As a sanction for leaking confidential information, Apple also wants Samsung to be prevented from bringing an injunction in another case
Eric J. Rosol was charged with participating in a DDoS attack for about a minute
The company has cut the prices, improved reliability and expanded options for its GCE IaaS
The highest US court has declined to review a New York law requiring collection of sales tax for online purchases
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The probe came after complaints of unfairness from participants in the coding contest at last month's Dreamforce conference
The agency will focus on telecom competition and on Internet access and interconnection, Wheeler says
The Chinese vendor holds more than 28 percent of the world's market, trailed by Ericsson
It uses open-source intelligence to map job opportunities
The website launches a new user queue after performance lags with about 35,000 users
Intel's Galileo board will be based on the extremely low-power Quark processor
Chinese spacecraft, carrying lunar probe and rover, expected to land in mid-December
Widespread price cuts and large-denomination gift cards for Black Friday are part of company's 'iPad Christmas' strategy
Advanced technology makes it easier than ever to compromise security of meetings, but Harlan Calhoun has tips to fight off would-be spies
Gamification is an alternative to pushing employees to improve security awareness.
'We are here to stay' -- interim CEO John Chen
EU approval is expected Wednesday
Enhanced fantasy sports apps might be developed with SkyPhrase technology
A new bill would grant the military, police and even tax officials warrantless access to user data from ISPs and online services
Apple's decision to make Mavericks free puts the OS on a third of all Macs after just five weeks
Microsoft service include a new Web site that offers a new set of options for making purchases and keeping track of agreements easier
By 2017 it should be possible for consumers to read the paper or have a cup of coffee behind the wheel, Volvo said
Some users will have to wait for their smartphone until the beginning of next year
More bad news for Microsoft: Customers decline to ditch Windows XP in November
Acer is currently searching for a new president and chairman to lead the company
Some users are advised to change their passwords
The software defined network movement is gaining momentum, but morphing along the way
Q&A with the chair of the Open Networking Foundation's Migration Group
The futuristic service will cut delivery time to 30 minutes or less, according to Amazon
One of Tokyo's iconic electronics stores closes its doors after 64 years in business
About 80 percent of website users are now able to complete their insurance applications, officials say
